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1. Reddit mount and blade warband mods flors vs pendor mod#
2. Reddit mount and blade warband mods flors vs pendor Patch#
3. Reddit mount and blade warband mods flors vs pendor mods#

Once you've graduated from the base mechanics you can try your hand at Viking Conquest which has much more complexity, far less cavalry and a a far larger map (too big for my taste imo but hey.), or Prophesy of Pendor which is basically Warband on steroids with new mechanics and higher difficulty but without deviating as much as Viking Conquest.īannerlord is not worth it for me now imo, too many mechanics broken, the game forces you to grind some thing unreasonably while giving you the ability to stupidly cheese (smithing). If you like Sengoku era Japan you can try Gekokujo which is pretty similar to vanilla, the difference is mainly that sieges are much better, factions are smaller, the troop tree is the same for everyone and cavalry is much less important while ranged is actually efficient (because not everyone has a shield like in Warband).ĭon't get your hope too high for the strategy though, both games are very rough around the edges and the mechanics are basics yet hidden.

Reddit mount and blade warband mods flors vs pendor mod#

Warband Vanilla + Diplomacy mod is your best bet. It can be difficult, so you can turn on auto blocking if you want.

Reddit mount and blade warband mods flors vs pendor mods#

Tons of mods lol.īy the way, the combat system has directional attacks and blocks.

There are mods set in the middle east during the crusaders. There's also mods like AD1257 and 476 which are set in medieval and during Rome's fall. Hell, there are mods like L'Aigle (Napolenic times) and Red Wars (2nd world war) which are set in modern times. There's a Lord of the Rings mods, two Game of Thrones mods (ACOK and Awoiaf), a Warhammer mod and there are also fantasy mods like Prophesy of Pendor and Perisno. You can also try the complete overhauls later on. Then you can move on to mods like Bannerpage and Floris, because they try to keep the vanilla feel. I suggest playing Vanilla until you think you've gotten a grip of the gameplay mechanics. There's no main quest, except a short tutorial in the beginning. There are no clear set goals except the ones you set yourself. M&B has similar graphics to those games, so it should be ok then. Multiplayer is mainly played only in Europe, or so I've heard. It's playable, but still in active development, so expect glitches and changes as time goes by. Bannerlord is a lot fancier with both graphics and new features, many of which Warband only has via mods. Multiplayer is still played all around.Ģ. Has many mods that range from tiny changes to total overhauls. Looking back, maybe Bethesda's/ Bannerlord's approach is more viable, but it's still annoying without some kind of load order sorting tool.ġ. Warband uses a module system where each mod, even the smallest one, is handled like a total conversion.

If the Bethesda games have tools like LOOT that allow for little worry in this regard, then for Bannerlord you have to actually pay attention to the readmes and the order, and use some logic and trial and error. One thing I really dislike about Bannerlord so far is how mods are handled: it's like those Bethesda games where you download a ton of smaller files and have to make sure they don't conflict with each other. That being said, vanilla Warband is a bit lacking in terms of strategic features, so you might also consider getting mods like Diplomacy that expand a bit in that department and some of the AI, slightly, but maintain the game's vanilla flavour.

Reddit mount and blade warband mods flors vs pendor Patch#

Warband's development is largely done for (maybe they release a patch every now and then), but multiplayer is still being played. Right now, Bannerlord is playable, but unfinished.